Festival Off d'Avignon
Repentance
A Multi-media Performance
political theatre × projection × comedy × TV confession
Pixel Theatre
5 to 28 July 2019, 21:30
(excluding Tuesday)
Venue:
Pixel Avignon Bayaf Hall
10 rue de Carreterie 84000 Avignon
Ticket Price:
Adult: 16 € / Subscriber: 11 € /
Child (10-14) & Concessionary: 8 €
Story:
Based on the semi-autobiography of playwright, director, performer Ching-man, the play transformed a personal story into a dramatic narrative. The family history of Ching-man’s father, reflected the political & economic changes of Hong Kong before and after 1997. And the recent Extradition Bill intensified the China-Hong Kong tension, as well as the worries about the future of Hong Kong. Young playwright Owen co-wrote the televised confession episodes, presented in a black humorous way.
After joining the protest against the Extradition Bill, Mrs.Chan finds that her husband disappeared. At the same time, she received a strange phone call asking her to go to a to specific spot if she wants to meet her husband… Facing the punishment, the repentance. Mrs.Chan is tackling a battlefield for making her confession and sign the repentance.
Through live video projection and voice-overs with theatrical lighting and sound effects, “Repentance” promised to be full of dark humour, tension and affection!
The show will be performed in Cantonese and some French with French & English subtitles.
Production Team:
Director: Carmen LO Ching-man
Playwright: Carmen LO Ching-man, Owen KWOK Ka-hei
Actor: Carmen LO Ching-man (cast A), Sheena CHEUNG Kwan-yu (cast B), David Bensimhon
Voice Over artist: Winwei TSAI
Stage Manager & Deputy Stage Manager: LEUNG Tat-ming
Image designer & performance video operator: Gary CHAN Ka-Ho
Set Designer: Keith CHEUNG Lik-hang
Lighting Designer: Psyche TSUI Yuen-fan, Jose HO Sai-hang
Sound Designer: WAN San-hong
Costume Designer: Edmond KOK Wai-ho
Producer and subtitle operator: Eliter MOK Mei-sheung
Project co-ordinator & French subtitles translator: David Bensimhon
*Supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council
**The project is supported by the
Arts Development Fund of the Home Affairs Bureau,
the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.